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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-25
Tobacco Markets.

RICHMOND. VA, August 2.
The r news from all parts Of the State
for tobacco continues To be very good There
will be a very perfect crop but inclined 20
be coarse in some sections. So much rain is
doing no good at this season. The Western
markets all seem weak and lower, even in
the face Of the confession of Commissioner
Dodge at Washington hat the Western area
planted is only 40 to IL per cent. Of last
wears CROP. For brights here there is little
demand and few sales this week. Stripping
leaf is very dull. Sun-cured steady, but with
offerings largely composed Of low and dam
aged grades. some of which has sold as low
as lc. per pound and much at ? and 3ic, this
week. Average good filler prices are from Is
TO 7ic.. very good, 81 10 l0!c., fine, y 20 l1c.
The highest price to-day al auction was l3tc.
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The wheat market. though exceedingly
duh to-day. has been very weak. The OPEN
ing was "0ne-quartor lower zoo 7lc fDl October
on dull cables and some local selling orders.
There being little or uo outside trading local
scalpers sold the market oh. and 10 declined
steadily 90 7Oic.. closing weak at tle inside
Exports are still good and receipts only mod
crate.
Corn is easier. The c0ld-weather scare is
about over. and some bulls Sold their hold.
ings quite freely. The close is about five
eighths under last nights figures.
Provisions are very dull oud somewhat
easier. in sympathy with gram. The close
is ,teadier at medium figures.
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The beach Is basking in the sun,
The waves break 0n The shore,
And / $40 here 90 watch for one
Whom ai thc girls adore.
lie comes, the youth fain would mash,
And Iu0ngst all others choose.
He wears q curly blonde mustache
And patent leather shoes
How blue his eyes, how straight his nose,
How neatly brushed his HART
How dewy fresh the little rose
That forms his ~bOut0nnierei
lie passes on with careless tread
] can but st and frOWu.
No friend the magic word has said,
Miss jenkins, Mr.. Brown
Chicago News.
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st Louis is a great center for mining
,peculation. and a great deal Of money has
been made and lost in mines here. Just now
there j. considerable excitement about the
Granite Mountain Silver mine, which lies
near Butte City, Montana, and ont Of when
a number OF ST. Louis men have made
fortunes | chatted with Mr.. g. C. Bayne,
the editor of The 81. Louis Mining News,
about this mine. Said he:
ats story reads like a romance. lie"
years ago Charles Clark was potato mer
chant m st Louis, and Charles d. Mcclure
Ms his friend Neither was worth anything
70 speak Of, and the two went to Montana and
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He Was CoinpIimented.

"No, Algernon, | cannot marry you. Papa
1ill not allow IT,"
"Why not"
because be says you are an actor"
your father is much kinder than the
pres. - ashington Critic.
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Higgins-Young Brown seems 10 be lawfully
out out because his affair with Mis- Money
bags fell through.
Wiggins-lf you'd seen him flying down
he stairs you'd have known dead sure he was
put out.-Judge.
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Not That Kind.

"Here's a hair on your shoulder, 50 said his
wife. with an ominous calmnesS.
"Oh-er-yes; I've been playing with the
)oodle.'
John, don't be silly. Flossie Is not a
brunette poodle. w Washington Critic.
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A More Important Matter.

Correspondents of The Boston Globe are
questioning and arguing whether or not there
S or can be such a thing as "a self winding
watch. But let that pass. What We would
ike TO have invented is a self finding watch
key.-LOwell Citizen.
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Hard On the Old Man.

He-Then You love mel
She-l do.
He-And | may speak 10 your pai
She-No. Speak 10 ma. Pa amt any
body in this hOuse.-.Boston Courier
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.
Reported by G.. w. Branch & Co., bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.

HIlh avs $3.50
REVIEW.
NEW YORK. August 24.-During the morn,
aT1ctuations was very limited, the bear party
evidently trying to cover some of their short
line of stocks under cover of a series Of at
tacks on other stocks.
The chief interest to-day has been concen-
rated an the action of the Secretary of the
Treasury, and in the interim between the
offerings and the announcement oil the ac-
ceptance Of 81, 10000 a vigorous rad wa
instituted. Looking at the whole situalloh
cannot but think hat the time has about
come when good stocks can be purchased
with safety. The market was quiet towards
the close and without any special feature
lint finished weak under fresh selling by the
bear party. The market closed weak.
Money, g per cent.
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a spiladd present 20 every purchaser OF
my sifv cant 1el. Call and see what %
handsome present you will getH you buy
q pound l give a geIy ho1t present. with
one quarter of a pound.
JULIEN BINFoRD.
1902 East Main street.
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One Touch of Nature. Etc.

There are some evils all must share
And equally endure,
Some miserics the rich must bear
AS often as the poor.
When blazing are the solar fires
And shirts 90 shoulders stick,
The fat rich man blows, puifs. perspires,
As much as lab'rer Dick.
The poor man bathing in the pool
breads not the MONDAY glare,
There Dee can keep himself as cool
As any millionaire. Boston Courier.
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cured and It's return prevented 10y the use
0f DIR. Dayid's Vegetable Liver Pills. As TINS
remedy has been thoroughly tested hy mum
beers of our best people. containing u, li does
nOnc but vegetable ingredients. DO should com
itself tO aI sufferers with thl- terrible
disease. Being extremely mild nacti0l.th these
pills can bee taken hy both tine weak anl ihe
hovp4 for 81.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-25

ARRIVED AUGUST %. lss1.
Bark Wyoming. Darnloy, Philadelphia. coal.
$. u. Halves. ,
LathrOp.
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RAILROAD B0Nns
CHcAao, August p, 1851.

Commission Merchants SO. e. South Twelfth
street.
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An Exoduster's Song.

On Canada's quiet banks | stand,
And east an anxious eye
To that unhappy bank beyond,
Where all my ledgers lie. It'd Bits.
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sALrs nEponrED 10 sEcRErARY.

Wheat-White 81 bushels good 20 o2c
25 bushels fair al soc. Longberry, 500 BUSH
els choice at Soc. $50 bushel, prime at SIC
SIS bushels very good at s3c.. - bushels fair
al Soc. l3i bushels COMMON at 75c. 26
bushels common 40 re. Mixed. $50 bushels
common at &c. loo bushels common al re.
10 bushels common 40 65c. Sh0rtberry, 20
bushels prime seed 40 Sic, go bushels very
good az Sc. ~ bushels good at soc. $40
bushels fair 40 7Sc. 2 bushels fair 76c.. 30
bushels common at 75c.. Is bushels common
al re. % bushels common at zoe; 39s BUSH
els common at 65c y bushels common at
62c. Total sales wheat, $3.50 bushels.
Oats.-Winter, 81 bushels prime al sc.
1000 bushels very good at 35c. Spring. 10
bushels very good az Bic
Rye.-25 bushels very good at Sc 81
bushels good az SIC.
FlOur-l25 barrels on private terms.
COITON REPORT.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-25

NARABLE-Uic it the residence of Ju-
father. boo HeurIc0 county. August 2bI, 900 ten
tO6am. JOSEPH HAW, infant child
of Edward ~. and Rosa W. NaraD.e, aged
eighteen months.
"~uifer little children fu como unto mt.
The funeral VIII take place Ht thc residence
IL. DAY Thursday August 2ith. uf lU um
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Very old French Brandy at
CHAMBERLAYNE tOS.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, Va. August a..

OFFERINGS REPORTED To- SECRETARY.
Wheat-White lGs bushels, Longberry
1876 bushels, Mixed, 2.236 bushels short
berry, 1862 bushels. Total, l0.472 bushels.
C0rn.-White. 1000 bushels Mixed, so
bushels. Total. 1900 bushels.
Oats.-5.35s bushels.
Rye.-lOS bushels.
FlOur.-l25 barrels.
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Pennsylvania Rye $3.50 per gallon.
CHANBERLAYNE co
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Indications for Virginia cOmmcnclng at % pm
Wednesday. August 20: Local showers, ioi
lowed by fair weather winds shifting north
nrIN. nOnIcr.
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" La Normandi splendid smoke tryit,
C~HAMBERLAYNE 60.
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Market entirely nominal.
Q4otationS. -Middling, 1876.
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THE DAILY TIMES ALMANAC.

TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY.
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MURDERED BY 4 GAMBLER.
A LETTER ACCOUNTING FOR HIS CRIMES.


HE CUT THE THEoATs OF MS WIFE. CHILD AND
BRorurR-IN-LAw AND HANGED HIMSELF.
louisville Nov. AIRS. Mary Bruncr. the
mother of Mrs. Charles T. Brownfield. who lives
at No. l.922 West Chcstnut-st., called about 10
a. m. to-day at the house OF her daughter No one
answered the dOorbcll and she went TO the VIM
dow. raised it and pushed back the shutters III
the middle Of the doorway between the room
occupied by her daughter and husband and Httlc
daughter Of eight or ten years, and the room
occupied by William Bruner, brother OF Mrs
BrOwnGed was the body of Charles Browniield
suspended by strap attached to the Intel. On
n bed in dark corner lay the body of William
+. Bruncr with his throat cut. On another bed
were the forms Of his wife and child age nine.
their hands were almost severed from their
bodies Beneath Brownlcld's feet lay the razor
with which the murders had been committed. On
the bureau in the parlor the following letter.
dated at 80 VT ttcn hy tue murderer, was found
TO all whom il may concern: /, Charles
g. Brownlield, murdered my dear wife and baby,
also W. +. Bruncr, my brother-in-aw. | killed
my vile and BABY because | was tired OF lie
and did not want them left pennie>s in the
world and no one to care Tor them My cause
for being tired Of lie is gambling. Now let my
rothcr> and friends take warning killed w. T.
Iiruuer because | didn't think he was lit 10 1--we,
and now | Will mike an attempt on my hlc. -
rood-lyc. my father. brother and sister and
friends and relations. All take warning Goodbye
Charles Brownield, the triple murderer anu
suicide. was twenty seven years Of age. lie was u
travelling salesman tor the shoe firm OF Ingalls,
4 Beck and WAS considered "A sober. industrious
young man. SIX years ago he married Miss Alco
l}runcr. the dlughtcr OF Mrs. Mary Bruner. lie
seemed fond Of his wife and little son Harold.
and spent his evenings and spare time at home
in their company. People who knew them say
they never heard of his saving n cross word to his
Wifc. and hc fairly idoilcd his child. who was
-. l,,... 4. IL. IL l1.t.ln
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prctors ouspoken for Fellows and the Democratic
ticket In addition to buying votes there is danger
that money will be used purchase fraudulent returns
1t Is not long ago that Democratic Assemblyman
was sent to the Legislature from the XlIlth District
on what afterward shown In court to be fiaudu-
lent returns George Hall, one OF Fellows's support
ers held seat in the Board Of Aldermen fraudulent
returns and 1t was so decided by the courts.
HOW FRAUD MAY BE PREVENTED.
1t will need the utmost vigilance to protect the city
from the frauds planned by the Democratic bosses and
boodlers. The laws strict, and If citizens combine
they can prevent fraud Tho Constitution of the
State gives any person the right to challenge voter
and mako him swear that he has not received and
does not expect to receive pay ocr promise to
contribute any valuable thing a compensation or
reward for the giving or Withholding vote at any
election and also that he Is not interested directly
or Indirectly I'm any bet wager depending on the
result voter who cannot so swear is DISTINGUISHED
It is made felony by the State laws to menace or
ntimldate a voter or to attempt to influence vote
either directly or indirectly by tho of money Each
political party has the right to keep challenger at
each polling place. Any qualified voter has the right
to challenge vote, and to be heard by the election
inspectors
private person has the right to arrest any per-
son who guilty OF violating the law. The statutes
relating these matters were printed in The IB' NJ
on Monday last. Every honest citizen should read
them and take especial pains protect the city and
the State from the dire effects Of the bosses and
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, rrp0BrrR BrATry BYA rURFMAN.

kansas CITY, Nov. At Waldo Park this morning.
ed" Corri:au. turiman. struck T. j. Mosisr i'meS
rcporrr In tho face knocked him down. and then kicked
hn about the face and head until he was insenslDe.
Mosier's right jaw broken and his lace anu he@
r,.hed and bruised He WAS removed TO the hospital
In an account OF u dog ght printsd In Ihe tnes rev
vs o was saIed that the trainer Of one Of tho d"ss
hor. I. resemblance to "Pat' Nsrrigan, orother oi
ia =" Corrlgau has not yet beon arrested.
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rRE SUIT

QUESTIONING TNE SUIT or R0BERI SfhooA.
NEw-II,vE> Nov 4.--i,sroro Judge Andrews IN the
s,n.r,or Court today motion was mado TO sell certain
.ocks heosgng TO the estate R,bert Sprou. lao OF
British Columbia Sprsul was agent for Connecticut
company engaged In working mine In brsh errtorv;
lie was charged with murder and the COMPANY "a
ti. u snO +, defend lin elr aud he gave MS STOCK 10
the company han .ed after I'VE rcspltes ny 10
canaJiau toverumsnt II il claimed that tue Gov
srumcnt hanged tho wrong man.
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NNnnrLNG IHIMp Dri ..

WnkrsB,RRr. Nov. "A dozen tramps met near the
depot at Berwick yesterday afternoon They were
noisy disor,ery and under the Influence OF liquor
pcllcr : Stanley. OF Towaula. came along ami the
tramps attacked him. They took his wares and scattered
them about promscu0usly The quarrel grew SO fierce
that S.nlev's life in danger. ThomIs hctush OF
Psfou not iced Sttnlsys prelcament AMI went 10 ms
rescue lie pulled pis 0l anu plsI'i s"a' a. tno
,,,rut4 Iosrnh Brumnan shot IN the D2cs ot the
head and died almost iuS aty. Tn" other lanps "ero
wounded The wona ted yatr'nts He'd Win great rap-
ltv. AlclIugh surrendered himself
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THE QUEENS THANKS.

LONDON, Nov 4.-The Gazette says; "The Queen'
through Mr.. Matthews. the Home Secretary wishes 10
cypress her thanks tho Mayors and municipai
officers of throughout the kingdom for their zea
loyalty, personal eIcroas aud sacrifices which conrio
uted much to render her jubilee conspicuous hslori-
cal event The Qussn is conscious how efficiently ther
efforts seconded by the nous and cor,a c0!
currence all subjects whose affection and oyaiy
we're never Inhibited with moro warmth and will never
bs forgotten by her"
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A POOR WIDOWS GOOD FoRTryr

C, ct JOHN, N B., Nov. 4-Fifty years ago Cherry
Hoore smigratsd frsm Belfast Ireland to this country
VIA her husband Edward Moore, settling down In the
we~ssrn part Of this province. Her brother James
earise purchased q largo fax Mill Belfast aud
ea s sevsra! years ago. leaving property valued at
SSvVoOO. the bulk Of which beQnea thed 10 two
ssnor niAren These have lately died. md property
a. S Seshmated TO be warth over al500OO has reverted
SGHn r- . Msors. who d the sole heir st law. she Is
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THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE's ANNIVERsARf.
LONDON. Nov. 4.-The Prince OF Wales attended the
banquet given to-day by the United Service Club 70 te
Duke Cambridge In honor of the fieth annvcrsarSo Oh
his Joining the British army. The Duke OF Cambridge
will be appointed Csuna nder-in thicf by patent INC
last patent issued was TO the Duke Of Wellington
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4 EOY MURDERED By LETTER CAhhIEH'
r,,r,v,,pr Nav 4-Albcrt VI. Brusstar, a letter car
r /. uner arrest charged with the murder OF Michael
I Retssr an inbeclo hoy Brisstar went nome Ias.
nj h under the influence Of tquor ana tno noise o s"no
oILiren nlaylnx prevented his gang 10 see. io NC
came angry and beat BeIslrr alb ut the mead no w.
plcked the hoy up and threw MIN doM s'S A"' wy
va. unt Ia bed but died Ia u short TINE
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yur rycIysU PEACE DEPUTATION.

Pm. .DgLrnI,. Nov. tSPe''ap'-lhe hnsn'" fo"oo
n.nut,uon arrived from Pittsburg to-day. They were
, hv N,vor Fltler and other representative otzena
A varied programme of amusements. dinners, etc mas
heen nrr for entertasment during tue thrce
days tho Y stay III the CITY,
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A DISPUTE BETWEEN TWO BANKS DECIDED.

W. =.
MONTREAL, Nov. CSpecidt.-sone rev years aso
Henri Cole cashier Of Jacques Cartier Bank obtained
loan Of 2s 600 from the City and District savings Bank
Cole was aferward sent 10 the pcuit-ntary Tor maNe
fraudulent returns TO the Governmsnt Ihs JACQUES
Cartier Bank then asked the CITY and District BANK 10
render an account OF moneys received on account OF INC
Jacques Cartier Bank which was do"e' 'ne ''y "u
District Bank however, deducng tho 900 loaned 10
Cole 1bis the Jacques Cartier Bank cIaliru Wa
n.rsonal loan 10 Cole aud the superior Court halhunc
r. Of view This decision reversed by the o"II vi
Anneals but by cable dispatch received To-Day u ~
enrne that the Judicial Committee ot tnc Iri'y
has s1nnored the udgment OF The hrst court
Inc the nv and Dsric savings Bank i"pay te @<oo''
with about eleven years interest AT SIX per cen"
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rvrO tOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION.

sr PAIL Nov 4-The stockholders OF the Third Ma
,,onl Rank held citing this msrning and vO;ed to 20
into voluntary liquidation Tho business OF the bank
will bs transacted at the Nerchants National Bank
u.r rex Nonday Every cent of the liabilities nj the
insttutlon will be paid In FULL IL though that tho
siokhoers VIII realize about nifty cents on the dollar
fbaira
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

rHTRTY HORSES BURNED IN LIVERY SfASLE.
Early this morning. nre brske ous In Reniye nverJ
stable 1t No 3Is West Fortyeighth-sf ana tnsy 0's'
vsrs hurned to death. involving less q eSo00@
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POODLE CHARGES sTFLED.

MONTREAL, Nov. tSPeciab. The civic ihVe'us'"o.
int the beodle against tho Aldermen was
to a close today when Hugh Graham. proprietor OF ie
star Who preferred ihs charges. declined 10 proceed "
ter "a the esm u,ttee would give him fair play ne
csn nittce Lela that hs must make speriho cns eve
the before the invssxs sten ceue Pre
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lost UTTH I'LL ON BOARD.
A MAIL SCHOONER GoEs DoWN ON THE cAEOIINA
toASI-NhNY LIVES LOST.

A MAIL SCHOONER Co.'s DoNN ON THE CALOIINA
'oASI-N'NY LIVES LOSE
NnrrurK Va. Npv. "a report has been received
hero that tie eciooucr ocean Ei.l, Of Wilmington.
y g. CAPTAIN Edward &. Daniel, carry 'ng tnc mail
between Nag.'s Head Nanto. and Elizabeth eng,
y C.. sank during me storm on Monday night IN the
Pa-quota auk River and all on board were lpst. Among
the passengers were tire" painters from L'lab'th
CIiy the saptdius son. school teacher hom Mant'o
named Howe, aud s"Nrral col0rcd men
tLLIANCE or DENOCHiTN AND WHf>KHi hEN
rI1r-ntE.. NOV. ,>, idl.-One Of the most interest
ing political fights the state l. IN progress IN Fayee
and Greene Coun'cs the election OF an additional
law Judge There are thrce clnidates eNFonsressman
Bov ve DEM who was chairman ot the Pan Electric lnves
tlgatns Committee; j. A. BTrhanan DEM and Nathaniel
Ewing Rep. Tho district is usually Democratic by
biz majority party division makes the result I'M
certain SAID that the liquor men OF this c' nave
been appealed for funds To defeat Ewing, Who II l.
claimed II elected would refuse licenses, ani mat Si--
I'm cash contributed II IL also said that part Il" TINS
money expended in the purchase Of seven barrels ot
wniskry and that one hundred and twenty barrels OF
beer have been prsm, ed
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HANGED FOR NUMBERING HIS BROTHER-iS'LA w.
LEXINGTON. Ky.. Nov. A." Tuck" Agee wss hanged in
the enclosure Of tho Lexington Jail st IL o'clock To-day
On september D. 1885, Agee murdered his brother.in-
law James Faulkner. quarrel about the ownership
OF two dozen roasting ears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

GOVERNOR LEE ~ A WARD NETTING --
RIcHMoSp, Nov ,Speeian.-Fsr tho frat time In BIS
tory the Governor Of Virginia presided at ward meeting
last night and introduced the Columbian orator Of this
State Major Daniel who will % one Of the Senators Of
The limited Statss mart month
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NEARLY HALF MILLION ~ OHARITY
Bosros Nov 4.-Tue amount which the trustees under
tue will Of Captn Putnam Bradlee are Al honzsd 70
distribute among such charitable Institutions - tnsy
may chooss Is SA75.000.
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coed. He claimed however that he had amply proven
ssme Of his charges The feeling here that MI Ora
ham has been greatly hampered in his efforts to OBTAIN
evidence
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AN EDITOR ATTACKED BY HIs RIVALS

AN EDITOR ATTACKED BY HIS RIVALS SoN9'
MoSrREAI Nov. 4 tSpeciail ST Jancs-st, East was
excited this when two sons OF senator lrdc
Editor OF L. L'Etendard. had nstcnh encounter Win
DR. Bertholet Editor OF rival sheet. 1he TWO young
mel met Dr. Bertholet and reproached him Tor havhH
some disa gre.abls things about their father
and the eselyss Berh0lct gave curt answer Nnu "sC
betan Blows freely eIchanged ior rs" "l.n &
don arrival OF Mr.. Careu tho manager oi IL H'''""'
nut an end, however, 10 the disturbance
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LEADER OF THE UNEMPLOYED IMPRISONED
'"NDoS, New 4.-The pslice this morning dispersed
.seuhg OF unemployed workingmen which gathered In
~ssr Square and was listening to an address by ono
"coo Ihs action sf the police in consequence Of
s0"p'ants OF shopkeepers in the vicinity that their
business was being injured by the gatherings OF the un
s"pioyed Tho mob made resistance. Webb was
tehenccd To imprson for two weeks for trying to
ncite the crowd to a breach OF the peace.
Lord salisbury, Mr.. Matthews. the Home Secretary,
M sr Charles Warren. CON missioner Of the MetrOpo
Sn fpce, held conference today reference to the
aoiaon Of the unemployed people Of LONDON and tho
ans to be empoye prevent socialist riots on
Aayore Day. Noyenber O.